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Other than a reflexion of your crotch, I ain't seein' much wrong...

Posted by Ivan303 on March 24, 2017 at 07:45:06:
but here's what I would guess.

We have a house that's narrow and thee stories facing west with HUGE windows in front looking out to the ocean. If and when the sun comes out (and it often does in San Francisco, if only for an hour before sunset) it cooks the place. We bought cabinetry in the kitchen (which is in the front of the house) which is(was) bright red, much like those speaker WERE when new.

It took about a year for us to notice fading on the sides facing the front windows, and this with shades drawn in the afternoon and evening on most but not all days.

If these were in a showroom near a window during the time Upscale had them in inventory, that might explain the differences in color.

Just a thought.

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